2026-10-24T20:21:11Z https://nostr.now Aram Sinnreich https://nostr.now/npub1xupyd4ng46d2cphhm5zrcqvhu6esw5knwnhwjqzwqh5x2dw9wavsyn5k4x https://cdn.masto.host/aoirsocial/accounts/avatars/109/955/742/864/330/911/original/e883af4fbae49353.jpeg https://cdn.masto.host/aoirsocial/accounts/avatars/109/955/742/864/330/911/original/e883af4fbae49353.jpeg https://nostr.now/nevent1qqswddv4wgckv927f59jm2k85fwy35h20hjg83mz27hx92ka7645k2gzyqmsy3kkdzhf4tqx7lwsg0qpjlntxp6j6d6wa6gqfcz7sef4c4m4jd9ead8 Back in the &#39;90s during the dot-com boom and the first wave of CCTV (e.g ring of steel), I used to joke about offering a PCR (personal city recorder) service, where you could watch any street and follow any person as a form of entertainment.<br/><br/><a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/this-startup-wants-to-make-city-streets-searchable-with-ai-2026-7">https://www.businessinsider.com/this-startup-wants-to-make-city-streets-searchable-with-ai-2026-7</a> 2026-07-02T13:57:41Z